Falls Church City Schools’ Superintendent Peter Noonan briefed the F.C. City Council on the schools’ funding request for the coming fiscal year Monday night, and noted that, in seeking only a 2.15 percent increase, its ask is for the lowest increase in the entire region. The increase comes in below […]

The two races that will be on the June 11 Democratic primary ballot in Falls Church are for the party’s nomination to the 35th State Senate District, and for the Arlington-Falls Church Commonwealth Attorney’s position. The Falls Church League of Women Voters will host a debate of the candidates in […]

The Falls Church City Council got a lesson on how less can be more, or on counter-intuitivity, from City Treasurer Jody Acosta Monday night, when she explained that her plan to offer greater levels of tax relief for eligible elderly, disabled and veteran citizens will pay big dividends for the […]

Northern Virginia U.S. Congressman Gerry Connolly is getting a lot of facetime on the cable news networks since his fellow Democrats took control of the House of Representatives this January.

Mrs. Follin spent her life in faithful service to others including family, friends and neighbors in need.

“If there’s a pill that you could take to be stronger, faster, sexier and live longer, you’d pay a bunch of money for that — this is it and it’s free.”

Baseball hats have health benefits that can be made accessible to the poor in Honduras, where the direct exposure to ultraviolet B rays from sunlight can cause skin cancers and cataracts.

The event, organized by a crew of female civic activists who serve the City in political, professional and artistic capacities, focused on the contributions of over 36 distinguished women.

A man, bit by a dog Wednesday afternoon near Cherry Hill Park, may have to undergo rabies inoculations if the animal is not located, police reported Friday. City of Falls Church police say the man was bit on the leg on March 27 while he was walking near the Cherry […]